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From Dungeon-
Here are the stand alones:
Queen with the Burning Eyes, 1st, 113
Fallen Angel, 4th, 117
The Aundarian Job, 5th, 147
Murder in Oakbridge, 5th, 129
Riding the Rail, 5th, 143
Steel Shadows, 7th, 115
Logue did a pretty amazing trilogy in Dungeon. I fully recommend it for action scenes and a memorable recurring villian to boot. All set in Sharn and it has a Batman's Gotham kind of feel to it.
Chimes at Midnight, 5th, 133
Quoth the Raven, 8th, 150
Hell's Heart, 10th, 151 (wotc's online issue)
Andy Collins and James Wyatt did another trilogy in Dungeon which sends your characters to Xen 'drik.
Crypt of the Crimson Stars, 6th, 123
Temple of the Scorpion God, 7th, 124
Pit of the Fire Lord, 8th, 125
That's all of the ones that appeared in Dungeon, though you could surely drop in adventures from other settings nearly seamlessly.
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Swords of Dragonlake, 12th, 141
-Also written by Logue, I originally imagined it set in Sharn's Menthis district.
I started to recommend more, but what are you looking for? Do you want urban stuff, wilderness, dungeon crawl etc? What country is your game set in?
Honestly, you could drop almost any 3.5 adventure from dungeon into Eberron. If it has ruins from a lost civilization make them Dhakaani. If there it's Land of the Lost type of thing, make it Xen 'drik. The only thing off hand that might mess you up is a planar adventure since Eberron doesn't have the same planes. Also lycanthropes are rare and dragons keep to themselves on another continent unless they are manipulating in secret on Khorvaire. So an adventure using either as an antagonist would be more remarkable than in a generic setting.
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Hm, if you have thought about Savage Tide, why don't you give the "Age of Worms"-AP a try? Dungeon #124 - #135 are available as pdfs, and if you download the Age of Worms Overload and the online supplements, you get conversion advice by Keith Baker for each (?) issue which at least should give you a starting point for your own conversion.
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I ran Age of Worms in Eberron, and it's pretty fun. Though it may not be for you. It takes some adaptation (which Paizo has amazing resources for) and doesn't really allow itself for an Eberron game, since you basically end up ignoring everyone save for...
Basically, rather than the normal Eberron game where there are two or three main enemy groups, it ends up with 1.... and 1 person from the chamber, if I remember correctly.
I ran Age of Worms in Eberron, and it's pretty fun. Though it may not be for you. It takes some adaptation (which Paizo has amazing resources for) and doesn't really allow itself for an Eberron game, since you basically end up ignoring everyone save for...
** spoiler omitted **
Actually, though I haven't run it, my mental adaptation of Age of Worms was very Eberron-rich. Not only can you have machinations of the Chamber and Lords of Dust, but there's quite a bit of travelling to boot ranging from Sharn to a giant city in Xen'drik to a handful of cities around Khorvaire to a dragon's lair on Argonessen. What's more Eberron than globe-trotting?
But it does take some time which you admit to not having any of.
I just want to comment the list propose by Ithuriel above...
For me, Queen with the Burning Eyes (113) is probably one of the worst adventure ever publish by Dungeon magazine...
The trilogy of adventures is pretty bad too...
Crypt of the Crimson Stars, 6th, 123
Temple of the Scorpion God, 7th, 124
Pit of the Fire Lord, 8th, 125
On the other hand, Lodge Eberron adventures are all really good...
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I really liked the Savage Tide path and what I've seen of Age of Worms, but I don't know how it would be to drop them in at 10th level. Savage Tide for one has a recurring villain who the players won't have had previous encounters with.
I'm trying to imagine the Maure Castle super issue (12th, #112) converted to Eberron. Let's say the castle was an enclave of House Vol before the elves and Dragons united to destroy them. You could throw cosmetic changes over the adventure to reflect its Aerenal elvish roots. And Eli Tomorast was a follower of the Blood of Vol... I haven't read this adventure closely so I'm not sure atm if there is anything that might be out of place, but I like the idea of it. Alternatively it could be a daelkyr stronghold sealed by Gatekeeper magic. Then Eli would be Cult of the Dragon Below, and the castle might be a entrance to Khyber. It's a classic redone and it's huge. The full issue was devoted to this one.
If you went with that one, there is a follow up in #139 for 17th level. The Greater Halls extends further below.
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Maure Castle This one fills the entire issue. It should occupy your group for sometime if they have a strong enough hook to keep putting themselves at risk.
Maure Castle: The Greater Halls
Both are only available as pdf, but you'd said that was preferred (maybe that was on enworld?) so you should be good.
These are based on a 1st edition classic, so they are deadly(!) dungeon crawls.
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I haven't actually played it so maybe someone who has could weigh in, but